INQUIRY AND PROJECT BASED LEARNING: CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
Step One: Ask a QuestionWhere can you get good questions from?
A book, magazine, newspaper article, novel, website or anything else that you read
Youtube, TV, Movies, the news or anything else that you watch
Song, conversations with your parents, friends, teachers or anything else that you hear.
Step Two: Starting Researching your Question
use any resources available to find information about your question.
jot down that information.
Step Three: Focusing Your Question
use any information that you found to make smaller questions that are about the main question.
questions have to have an open end, which means that they are not yes or no questions they are questions that start with Who, What, When, Where, and How.
after thinking of all the questions choose questions that are all related to each other.
(I.e.) what is the inquiry process?
How is it useful?
Why is it useful?
what can it be used for?
Step Four: Continuing Research
Now the point of the research is to answer all the new questions about the certain topic.
any resources can be used as long as they are apropriate.
after finding information pertaining to your questions, writing down the information is useful.
Step One: Ask a QuestionWhere can you get good questions from?
Step Two: Starting Researching your Question
Step Three: Focusing Your Question
- use any information that you found to make smaller questions that are about the main question.
- questions have to have an open end, which means that they are not yes or no questions they are questions that start with Who, What, When, Where, and How.
- after thinking of all the questions choose questions that are all related to each other.
- (I.e.) what is the inquiry process?
How is it useful?Why is it useful?
what can it be used for?
Step Four: Continuing Research